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 Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2015 6:17 pm
And after work chooses to go to the gym, or to play darts, or on a date.
And then she wonders why her son prefers me to her.
rolleyes
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Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 10:25 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2015 2:34 pm
Hah, oh dear. I always fear that Aiden will prefer his sitter to me when I start working full-time again. I love that he's bonded so well with his dad, though, because we switch shifts at work and work out our class schedules so one of us will be with him while the other is at lecture/lab. But I don't go off to have fun just because, lol. I don't have time for fun! ; P I'll have a part time job (plus other responsibilities related to the business at home), field placement hours, volunteering (by choice..), and work study this term. Plus I'm working on wrapping up and getting an anthology of childrens books published by the end of the year. @~@''
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Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 6:28 pm
She annoys me because she'll ask me to watch him when she's talking on the freaking phone. Then if he starts crying because I had to put him down she gets all upset.
"Well why is he crying?"
"Because I put him down."
"Well why did you put him down?"
Dude there are FIVE kids in this house. 3 are mine including my son who is younger than yours. My every waking moment cannot revolve around your son. You don't want him to cry YOU come get him
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